This outfit is to die for. #me #halloween #halloweencostume #campcrystallake #campcounselor #costume #cosplay #blonde #blondepixiecut #pixiecut #pixie #sorrowdrowner https://www.instagram.com/p/CkUxaxGOWAR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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This outfit is to die for. #me #halloween #halloweencostume #campcrystallake #campcounselor #costume #cosplay #blonde #blondepixiecut #pixiecut #pixie #sorrowdrowner https://www.instagram.com/p/CkUxaxGOWAR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Camp Counselors are heroes~!
Camp counselors in 2021 had an enormous challenge: help campers connect with each other after most (both children and counselors!) had not been together in school in more than a year.
Weekly camper surveys consistently reported that campers’ favorite things about their week were the zipline, banana boat, and their counselors.
Positive comments from camp parents emphasized that this summer was a particular gift to their families. One parent wrote in, “Check-in and check-out were handled so smoothly and made us feel so comfortable leaving our kids with you for the week. Our 12-year-old daughter was really impacted by the evening activities that included reflection and sharing. Our 10-year-old daughter loved that her counselor sang to them each night at bedtime. (I teared up when she told me this because I expected her to be a little lonely at that time or have trouble falling asleep. This is such a loving touch.) I can't wait to send our girls back next year!”
Counselors were able to adapt to COVID protocols while maintaining beloved camp traditions. Campers enjoyed Opening Campfire with skits and songs, classic evening programs like CHAOS, Thursday night camp dance (now known as the “Camp Ernst Party”), and of course Closing Campfire on Friday nights.
As the Camp Ernst song declares, “I do believe I’ll remember this place for a long, long time.”
Police Officer: Can you describe the guy who attacked you?
David: Yes. He wasn’t very friendly.
I’ve post it on Instagram so why not here
(I know it’s a shitty edit but I still have made some people scream)
The boys have hatched out a plan, I wonder which one is better? #michaelmyers #jasonvoorhees #fridaythe13th #campcounselor #campcrystallake #80shorror #marcelovignali https://www.instagram.com/p/B5rPhStg8H_/?igshid=1dokllqkwc8he
“You’re doomed if you stay here!” But guess who made it out alive... #hauntedpubcrawl #wilmingtonnc #fridaythethirteenth #campcounselor (at Wilmington, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4IwhCJBcxxEx-a3lNJYuf8UIxXzKaIGzWMlzM0/?igshid=17eae3dss8m0c
Who wants to bunk with this camp counselor? 😏🏕🔥 #costume #fridaythe13th #campcounselor #campcrystallake https://www.instagram.com/p/B4GUjJLBJdd/?igshid=18lbhz0ceaas9
Hi everyone! I have officially published my e-book on Amazon.
The book is called The Unplugged Summer.
Here's the amazon.com link:
Buy The Unplugged Summer: An Englishman's Perspective of Life at an American Summer Camp: Read Kindle Store Reviews - Amazon.com
Here's the amazon.co.uk link:
The Unplugged Summer: An Englishman's Perspective of Life at an American Summer Camp eBook: George Horner: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
The Unplugged Summer is a nonfiction memoir about the time when I decided to apply to work at an American summer camp—a place of unfamiliarity, with limited access to social media and with numerous kids to supervise. It reveals the challenges of being welcomed on board by a summer camp director. It also reveals the new, interesting lifestyle I experienced.
Link to the book is also in the bio.
Happy reading! 🤙